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Art History Brush
by: Sarah Tupper
Open Adobe Photoshop.
Find a picture of your choosing that you would like to use, it can be from the internet or from your home folder.
copy your picture off of where you got it.
Then paste it on the "New Page" in Adobe Photoshop.
On the top tool bar, select Filter, then select an effect (artistic, blur, etc.) that will make the entire picture unrecognizable.
Once you have selected the effect of your choosing, select the "Art History Brush" tool on the left tool bar.
Cick the little white box in front of the word paste in the history box to the right of your Adobe Photoshop project.
Once that white box has been selected, go back to the main focused point in the photo, and trace over it with the "Art History Brush"
The History Brush should be re-painting the picture and making it look like what it was before.
When you think you are done, save it, and copy it onto your wiki.
Here Are Some Examples of the Art History Brush:
Before...
This is what it should look like before you use the History Brush...
After...
Before...
After...
You can also make the filter effect less noticeable, but it does not look as good.
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Art History Brush
by: Sarah TupperHere Are Some Examples of the Art History Brush:
Before...
This is what it should look like before you use the History Brush...

After...
Before...
After...
You can also make the filter effect less noticeable, but it does not look as good.